We support MMIW+2S survivors and families, residential school survivors, and intergenerational trauma survivors with the resources, safety tools, and job pathways they need to move forward — built by Indigenous people, for Indigenous people.
The Indigenous Project Foundation (IPF) is a registered Alberta society, governed by a 100% Indigenous board — including an Elder Director and a Youth Director. We believe healing, safety, and economic opportunity are not separate journeys. They happen together. Every program we build reflects that belief.
Keep Our People Safe — in honour of MMIW+TS. A covert personal safety application created for Indigenous women, girls, and Two Spirit people, designed by a survivor.
It disguises itself as an ordinary app. It streams evidence and location to a 24/7 response hub staffed entirely by Indigenous personnel. And it will always be free for the people who need it.
Silent, encrypted background audio that streams live evidence directly to secure Indigenous-controlled storage.
One-tap discreet message sends a coded "I'm okay" with an encrypted location link to emergency contacts.
Active real-time location tracking across cellular and GPS, visible to trusted contacts and the response hub.
An active deterrent: a distress siren, strobing light, and an instant live line to dispatch, built to disorient a threat and draw help fast.
Sacred Butterfly is backed by a 24/7 response hub, staffed entirely by Indigenous personnel, with real-time access to location, audio, and emergency contacts — coordinating directly with responders in seconds.
Covert personal safety technology for Indigenous women, girls, and Two Spirit people, built by survivors, backed by a 24/7 Indigenous-operated response hub.
Connecting residential school survivors, intergenerational trauma survivors, and community members to mental health resources and wellbriety-based recovery, rooted in Indigenous healing practices.
Through our partnership with Koda-Cree Ltd.'s Holistic Skilled Labour Program, survivors and community members access trauma-informed training and real employment — 500+ trained, 85% retention.
"Every person we support has carried something most people never have to. Our job is not to hand out programs, it's to walk alongside our people with the tools, safety, and opportunity to build what comes next, on their own terms."
Whether you're a survivor looking for support, a community partner, or an organization ready to stand with us, we'd like to hear from you.